When you've got a problem with your mouth, teeth or gums, it can be difficult to know whether to go to the emergency room or your dentist for urgent treatment. Our Edmonton dentists describe various dental emergencies and where to go.
While there are many potential teeth-related dental emergencies, our mouth's soft tissues - the jaw, gums, tongue and more - may also require immediate attention. In this post, our Edmonton dentists explain what to do about soft tissue dental trauma.
Do your teeth hurt? Are you considering going to see your dentist? Our Edmonton dentists list some symptoms that point to a dental emergency.
You've got a chipped, cracked, or knocked-out tooth. Now what? In this post, our Edmonton dentists explain what you can do for your teeth at home, step by step. We also share which emergency circumstances mean you'll need to visit our office right away.
What are the most common dental emergencies, and which situations may call for an emergency dental visit? Our Edmonton dentists discuss emergency dental situations such as broken teeth and actions to take following the incident.
Ever wondered if you can tell whether you might need to have a tooth pulled? Our dentists in Edmonton list some signs - and what you should do next about this potential dental emergency.
What causes an abscessed tooth and how can you deal with each stage? Can it be treated at home? When should you come in for emergency care? Our Edmonton dentists answer these questions and more.
Do you dread the thought of visiting your dentist's office for a tooth extraction? You might be interested to know there are some myths around the procedure that can increase the fear factor. Here, our Edmonton dentists clear up some of these misconceptions.
What should you do about cuts in your mouth? Why do they happen? And how can you help them heal faster? Our Edmonton dentists explain how to treat them, what to do to prevent infection and when you should come to see us.
If you're an athlete or you grind your teeth during sleep, your dentist may have recommended a mouthguard, but do you really need one? How do they protect your teeth? Our Edmonton dentists explain what you need to know.
Dental emergencies always happen when you least expect them. Our friendly and experienced dental team is on call to assist you when you need us most.
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